What pricing is charged for parcels over 108 inches but no more than 130 inches in combined length and girth?

For parcels that exceed 108 inches but do not exceed 130 inches in combined length and girth, the appropriate pricing classification is oversize pricing. This pricing structure is specifically designed to address items that are larger than the typical standard dimensions for parcels.

Oversize pricing comes into play to accommodate the additional handling, transportation, and delivery challenges that larger packages present. It also helps ensure that shipping carriers can manage these larger parcels efficiently while providing services that correspond to the additional size.

Standard pricing, medium pricing, and dimensional pricing are not suitable for parcels in this size range as they deal with different weight, size, or classification criteria that do not apply to parcels classified as oversize. Therefore, understanding these classifications is crucial for correctly pricing larger packages within postal services.